Alexander's Point of ViewI tried to speak, but the cops held grins on their faces, dragging me out of the house.“Please, Father, I didn't do this,” I begged, but all my pleas fell on deaf ears.The cops dipped their hands into my pants pockets, pulling out a wad of cash. On closer inspection, we noticed the money had an ink stain on its tip.“Yup, that’s mine. I mark all my money,” he said, a hint of pride in his hoarse voice, as if he had won the lottery.A burning sensation filled my eyes as the cops handcuffed me, dragging me out into the street.“I didn’t do that! I’m innocent!” I cried, my voice filled with desperation, but they ignored me, their grip firm.Suddenly, Alice walked up to me, her face grim. For a moment, I stood still, staring into her eyes, my pupils speaking a million words.“I didn’t do it,” I begged her, but my words didn’t seem to melt her resolve. Without a word, she stepped closer. Before I could say anything more, she raised her hand, her palm brushing aga
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